Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks

Ning Shu nodded. At least they wouldn’t face dire circumstances like in the original storyline.

Ning Shu and Mother Ding stayed in the rented house for the time being.

The place was spacious and well-equipped.

But there was a medicinal smell. It was noticeable as soon as they walked in.

“Are these things you’ve been working on?” Mother Ding looked at the bottles and jars.

“Yeah, haven’t you noticed your complexion has improved a lot lately?”

Following Ding Yan and Mother Ding’s divorce, Ding Yan immediately informed Ding Ningdie in the hospital that he was going to marry her mother.

Ding Ningdie’s eyes widened in surprise, and then she cried tears of joy.

“Mom’s patience has finally paid off! Thank you, Dad,” Ding Ningdie cried, overjoyed.

Seeing Ding Ningdie’s response, Ding Yan finally felt that his thirty percent share sacrifice was worth it.

Wasn’t he banking on Ding Ningdie to help the Ding family after all?

Ding Yan sighed, “Unfortunately, the thirty percent shares they took were meant for your dowry.”

Ding Ningdie pouted, “They’re just scheming against you, Dad. They’re so mean!”

“I know, but if I didn’t give it to them, they wouldn’t have agreed to the divorce.”

“I can’t let you marry Bai Hanmo as an illegitimate daughter.”

“I know you’ve endured a lot all these years. Live a good life with Bai Hanmo from now on.”

“Thank you, Dad! Thank you,” Ding Ningdie cried gratefully.

Ding Ningdie felt very blessed at this moment.

Her mother would finally be married to her father, and she had found the love of her life.

Ding Ningdie’s mood improved and her body instantly felt better as well. She no longer wanted to stay in the hospital.

The plaster cast was removed. Her leg was already healed. Although there was residual pain, she could handle it.

Moreover, she could use a wheelchair for the time being.

Although her leg had gotten injured, in exchange, her mother and father were getting married.

Ding Ningdie touched her leg, still feeling somewhat regretful.

Her days were now spent either lying in bed or sitting in a wheelchair, leaving her a bit traumatized.

Ding Ningdie tried to stand, but after a few steps, she got tired. Walking was painful.

The doctor said it was because her wound hadn’t fully healed and needed more time.

Ding Ningdie grew unhappier and inwardly blamed Mother Ding for pushing her.

She also regretted insisting on approaching Mother Ding.

Feeling resentful, Ding Ningdie called Bai Hanmo, hinting that her leg might have a chronic condition.

She coquettishly asked if he’d leave her because of this.

Hearing that Ding Ningdie might end up with a chronic condition, Bai Hanmo’s face instantly darkened.

He went to the Ding family in anger.

Upon arrival, he found they had already left.

Even Ding Yan didn’t know Mother Ding’s whereabouts.

Bai Hanmo sat on the sofa, emitting a cold and unfriendly aura.

Ding Yan felt like he was sitting on pins and needles.

Everything he did seemed wrong.